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MATERIALS FROM THE JOHNSON LIBRARY PERTAINING TO THE ASSASSINATION OF JOHN F.

INTRODUCTION

This list includes the principal files in the Johnson Library that contain material relating to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. It is not definitive, however, and researchers should consult with the Library's archivists about other potentially useful files. The guide includes those collections which have been opened for research in part or in whole, and those collections which are currently unprocessed or unavailable.

WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES (WHCF)

This permanent office was the main filing unit during the Johnson presidency, though not the primary file for foreign policy documents. Material was filed under 60 major subject headings, several of which are pertinent to the Kennedy assassination.

Box # FE 3-1/Kennedy, John F. Federal Government Deaths/Funerals, JFK 3-5 EX FG 1 The President of the , 11/22/64-1/10/64 9 FG 2/Kennedy, John F. Former Presidents/Kennedy, John F. 40-41, 43-45 FG 635 Commission to Report on the Assassination of President John F. 376 Kennedy () JL 3/FG 1 Justice - Legal Matters/Presidential Assassinations 37 JL 3/FG 2/Kennedy, John F. Justice Legal Matters/Former Presidents/ Kennedy, John F. 37 PP 1/FG 2/Kennedy, John F. President, Personal/Former Presidents/ Kennedy, John F. 9-10

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(Cross references and letters from the public regarding the assassination.) PR 4-1 Public Relations - Support after the Death of John F. Kennedy 28-43 [The file contains expressions of support following the assassination. Only a portion of this material was xeroxed for the JFK Records Assassination Collection.] WH 14-2 White House Automobiles [includes material on the restoration 28 of the car in which President Kennedy was riding when he was assassinated.]

WHCF NAME FILE

This file serves as a name index to the Subject File. Name Files, in general, contain copies of the first page of documents (used as cross references) filed in the Subject Files.

"James Garrison (Jim)" Box 47 "Oswald, Lee Harvey (Mrs. Marina)" 101 "Ruby, Jack" 230

WHCF CONFIDENTIAL FILE

Arranged in the same subject categories as the WHCF Subject File, this file contains security classified or otherwise sensitive material. The CF Name File serves as a name index to the CF Subject File and may contain cross references filed under names of people who have been linked with the assassination. This collection also includes agency reports and oversize attachments. The CF is entirely processed, but portions are still classified.

CF FG 2 Former Presidents Box 17 CF FG 635 Commission to Report on the Assassination of President John F. 39 Kennedy (Warren Commission) CF JL Justice and Legal Matters 60 CF Name File "Kennedy" 147

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NATIONAL SECURITY FILE

This file was the working file of President Johnson's special assistants for national security affairs, McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow. Documents in the file originated in the offices of Bundy and Rostow and their staffs, in the various executive departments and agencies, especially those having to do with foreign affairs and national defense, and in diplomatic and military posts around the world.

NSF, Committee File, President's Committee on the Warren Report

The President's Committee on the Warren Report, chaired by Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and also known as the Dillon Committee, was appointed in to advise the President "on the execution of the recommendations of the Warren Commission." It considered issues related to the protection of the President, general supervision of the Secret Service, and White House communication and security. The papers concern the establishment of the committee, its meetings, and its report. The file also contains material on the release of the Warren Commission Report, disclosure of the records of the Warren Commission, and public reaction to the Warren Commission Report. Although a few documents are still security classified, the collection has been processed and is available.

General, Volume I Box 13 General, Volume II 13 General, Volume III 13 Meetings, Volume I 14 Meetings, Volume II 14 Recommendations 14 Pre-Release and Distribution 15 Hearings and Exhibits Release and Distribution 15 Public Disclosure of Reports and Working Papers 15 Television Control Room and Accommodations for Secret Service 15 CIA - Foreign Press Reaction 15 Domestic and Foreign Reactions 15

NSF, Country File

NSF, Security File, Country File, "Cables, Vol. I," #131(sanitized), #134(open), #159(closed), Box 16 #161(closed), #178(closed) NSF, Country File, Cuba "Cuba Country, Vol. III, 5/64-10/64" 17 NSF, Country File, Cuba

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"Castro's Speeches, Vol. I," #33(closed) 20 NSF, Country File, Cuba "Contacts with Cuban Leaders," #46(sanitized), #47(closed) 21 NSF, Country File, Cuba "Intelligence, Vol. I," #31a(closed) 24 NSF, Country File, Cuba "TDCS's, Vol I," #152(closed), #158(closed), #170(closed), 32 #183(closed), #188(closed), #190 (closed) NSF, Country File, Vol. I, #122(closed) 58 NSF, Country File, USSR Vol. I,l #36(closed), #61(closed), #61a(closed), #11(open), 217 #45(open), #50(open), #51(open), #55(open), #57(open) NSF, Country File, USSR "Cables, Vol. II," #2(open), #34(open) 217 NSF, Country File, USSR "Vol. VIII, Cables, 2/65-4/65," Documents #58, #79, and #89 220 NSF, Country File, USSR NSF, Country File, USSR, "Vol. VIII, Memos, 2/65-4/65," 220 Document #124 NSF, Country File, USSR "Mikoyan Conversations, Vol. I," #6a(closed), #9a(closed), 228 #9b(closed), #1(closed) NSF, Country File, USSR "Vol. I, 11/63, Khrushchev Conversations with Kohler" 229 NSF, Country File, USSR "Khrushchev Conversations with Various Individuals," 229 #4a(closed), #5a(closed) NSF, Country File, USSR "USSR, Nosenko Defection, 2/64," #1(closed), #4 (closed), 229 #5(closed), #6(closed), #7(closed), #11(closed), #12(closed), #13(closed), #14(closed) NSF, Subject File "Kennedy Death - DEFCON Procedures" 20 NSF, Subject File "President's Meetings, -29, 1963 [Head of State] 42 [2 folders] NSF, Agency File "CIA, Helms' Memoranda," #14(closed) 10 NSF, Intelligence File "" 9

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NSF, Speech File "Speech, President's Joint Session of Congress (11/27/63)" 1 NSF, National Security Action Memorandums (NSAMs) "273 " 2 NSF, Memos to the President McGeorge Bundy: "Volume 1, -" 1 NSF, Files of McGeorge Bundy "Chron File, November 1963 (-30, 1963)" 1 NSF, Files of Walt Rostow "[Non-Vietnam: March-]" Document #4A 16 NSF, Country File, Vietnam Staff Summaries and Digest of Overnight Reports, vol. VII, 1/68- 172 11/68" NSF, Intelligence File [Sanitized] Vol. 1," #29-31 (closed) 6 NSF, Intelligence Briefings President's Daily Brief, 11/22/63-12/5/63" 1 NSF, Situation Room File Situation Room Log, Vol. II, 11/26/63-8/20/64 1 Classified Log Book, Vol. VII, 11/23/63-6/64 58

JOHN McCONE MEMORANDA

This collection, part of the Papers of Lyndon B. Johnson, consists of notes of sixty-eight Presidential meetings attended by Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John McCone between November 23, 1963, and McCone's resignation on April 28, 1965. In addition, there are notes for four Presidential meetings which one or more of McCone's key aides attended in his stead. Mr. McCone gave the collection of notes to President Johnson in 1969 to assist the former President with the preparation of his memoirs, The Vantage Point.

"Meetings with the President, 23 November 1963 - 27 " Box 1

SPECIAL FILE ON THE ASSASSINATION OF JOHN F. KENNEDY

The file consists of original material and xerox copies brought together from various White House and Vice Presidential files in 1967 at the time that 's book, , was published. It includes background material for the trip to , material on Johnson's activities and meetings after the assassination, statements to the Warren Commission, staff recollections, an analysis of the Manchester book by Jake Jacobsen, the FBI

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report on the assassination, and other material. The collection has been processed and is available. Box # Manchester File 1 Jacobsen Analysis - Manchester Book 1 [Manchester Book - Extracts and Copies of Galley Proofs] 1 [Manchester Book - Copy of Galley Proof] 1 [Manchester Book - Copy of Galley Proof] 2 Warren Commission - President's Statements 2 Warren Commission 2 Oswald 2 Assassination - Forming of Warren Commission 2 O'Donnell, Ken 2 Research Done in This Office (DT) re: Manchester Book 2 Manchester Book - Hayes Redmon and Related Info. 2 [Background Material Concerning Trip] 2 [Miscellaneous Material Concerning Texas Trip] 2 General File 2 President's Diary - , 1963 2 Secret Service Reports 3 November '63 3 [President Johnson's Statements and Schedules 11/63 - 1/64] 3 [Daily Diary Back-up Material 11/22/63] 3 Original Warren Commission Material 3 ['s Recollections of President Kennedy's Assassination] 4 [Press Ticker Tape] 4 Diary Back-up 4 November 1963 4 [President Johnson's Contacts, Remarks, etc. 11/22/63-12/63] 4 [Vice President Johnson's Diary Back-up] 4 Manchester Book File - Ticker 4 Current 4 [Reviews of Manchester Book] 4 Working Papers 4 Newspaper Clippings 4 Copies of Material from Jake Jacobsen's File 4 [President Kennedy's Health] 4 The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy 5 [One sealed package containing the above report] 5 [Manchester Book - Magazine Serializations] 5 Investigation of the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, 6

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November 22, 1963 - 4 volumes from the Federal Bureau of Investigation Investigation of the Killing of Lee Harvey Oswald, Dallas, Texas, 6 ,1963 - 1 volume from the Federal Bureau of Investigation

ADDENDUM TO THE SPECIAL FILE ON THE ASSASSINATION OF JOHN F. KENNEDY

The "Special File on the Assassination of John F. Kennedy" consists of original material and xerox copies brought together in 1967 from various White House and Vice Presidential files at the time that William Manchester's book, The Death of a President, was published. In 1966, Jim Bishop sent a draft of his book, A Day in the Life of President Johnson, to the President before publishing.

Early in the history of the LBJ Library, the staff thought of the "Special File" as a body of materials removed from their original locations to serve as a temporary reference file for use in preparing answers to allegations made in the Manchester book. The staff refiled some of the original materials in their original locations. At that time, the staff removed the Bishop material and the material from the "Special File" and maintained it as a separate collection. In 1998, the LBJ Library staff decided that provenance dictated that these materials be reincorporated into the "Special File."

"Mrs. Johnson [Warren Commission Statement]" 7 "[Jim Bishop: A Day in the Life of President Johnson, Correspondence and 7 Memoranda]" "[Jim Bishop: A Day in the Life of President Johnson, Mrs. Johnson's 7 Suggestions]" "[Jim Bishop: A Day in the Life of President Johnson, Edited Draft 7 Manuscript]" "[Jim Bishop: A Day in the Life of President Johnson, Retyped Copy of 7 Edited Draft Manuscript]" "[Jim Bishop: A Day in the Life of President Johnson, Completed 7 Manuscript] [1 of 2]" "[Jim Bishop: A Day in the Life of President Johnson, Completed 7 Manuscript] [2 of 2]" "[Jim Bishop: The Day Kennedy Was Shot, Correspondence and 8 Memoranda]" "[Jim Bishop: The Day Kennedy Was Shot, Draft Manuscript, pages 1-150]" 8 "[Jim Bishop: The Day Kennedy Was Shot, Draft Manuscript, pages 151- 8 300]" "[Jim Bishop: The Day Kennedy Was Shot, Draft Manuscript, pages 301- 8

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450]" "[Jim Bishop: The Day Kennedy Was Shot, Draft Manuscript, pages 451- 8 600]" "[Jim Bishop: The Day Kennedy Was Shot, Draft Manuscript, pages 601-688 8 and Epilogue]"

APPOINTMENT FILES

The Diary Cards in the Reading Room provide an alphabetically arranged name index to the President's appointments. Once the date of an appointment has been determined, check the "Diaries and Logs" finding aid for the number of the appropriate boxes in both the Daily Diary and the President's Appointment File [Diary Backup].

The Daily Diary is a log sheet of appointments and phone calls maintained by the White House secretaries.

The Diary Backup contains preparation material, press releases, and schedules for meetings and appointments, as well as some reports and notes from the meetings.

President's Daily Diary: Box # "November 22-30, 1963" 1 "Supplement November 22-30, 1963" 1 "December 1963" 1 "June 23, 1964" 1 "February 18, 1967" 10

Appointment File (Diary Backup): "November 22, 1963" 1 "November 23-30, 1963" 1 "President Kennedy's Trip to Texas" 1 "November 23, 1963" 1 "November 24, 1963" 1 "November 25, 1963" 1 ", 1963" 1 ", 1963" 1 ", 1963" 1 ", 1963" 1 ", 1963" 1 "December 1963" 2 "December 1, 1963" 2 "December 2, 1963" 2

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"December 3, 1963" 2 "December 4, 1963" 2 "December 5, 1963" 2 "December 6, 1963" 2 "December 8, 1963 Governor Lehman's Funeral 2 "December 9, 1963" 2 "December 10, 1963" 2 "December 11, 1963" 2 "December 12, 1963" 2 "December 13, 1963" 2 "December 14, 1963" 2 "December 15, 1963" 2 "December 16, 1963" 2 "December 17, 1963" 2 "December 18, 1963" 2 "December 19, 1963" 2 "December 20, 1963" 2 "December 21, 1963" 2 "December 22, 1963" 2 "December 23, 1963" 2 "December 24, 1963" 2 "December 27-29, 1963 (Erhard Visit) 2 "December 30, 1963" 2 "June 23, 1964" 6

[LOG OF] THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS

Kenneth O'Donnell, who served as President Kennedy's appointments secretary, was responsible for preparing the log during the Kennedy administration. After the assassination, Kenneth O'Donnell continued to serve on President Johnson's staff, and O'Donnell's office maintained this log in the same format for Johnson. Much of the information in the log and duplicates that in the diary kept by President Johnson's secretaries (described above).

"November 22-30, 1963" Box 1 "December 1963" 1

PRESIDENTIAL AIRCRAFT LOGS AND MANIFESTS

Travel logs and passenger manifests, 1963-1969.

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"Presidential Air Travel, 1963-64, " Box 1 [November - December 1963] "Presidential Air Travel, 1963-64, Helicopter" 1 [November - December 1963]

OFFICE FILES OF THE WHITE HOUSE AIDES

Many White House aides maintained office files of their own, separate physically from the rest of the White House Central Files. The files of each aide reflect his or her responsibilities; this list includes most of the pertinent folders.

Office Files of Walter Jenkins, Series II: Shorthand Notes of Telephone Calls: "-30, 1963" (unprocesse d) "December 1963" (unprocesse d)

Office Files of Harry McPherson: "Index - Prepared Statements, Speeches, etc. by Harry C. Box 60 McPherson for the President" [item #181 - "JFK's Death (4 Years)"]

Office Files of : "General Condolences, A-L [2 folders]" 35 "General Condolences, M-Z" 35 Correspondence, primarily from friends and acquaintances of BDM, expressing sorrow at the assassination of President Kennedy and wishing BDM and President Johnson the best in their new roles (Moyers moved from the Peace Corps to the White House after the assassination). "Kennedy" 35 Material (mostly clippings) about President Kennedy's trip to Texas in November 1963, his assassination, and the transition to a Johnson presidency; some 1963 material on the Peace Corps. "[Miscellaneous] [2 folders]" 42 includes 11/63-12/63 correspondence to BDM concerning the Kennedy assassination and other topics. "Memos re Death of President Kennedy" 55

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11/25/63 memo from to BDM regarding convincing the public that Oswald acted alone and not as a part of a communist conspiracy (includes suggestion of forming a presidential commission to look into the assassination); 11/25/63 memos from Donald M. Wilson of USIA to the President and BDM discussing world reaction to the assassination and USIA's coverage of the event; 11/23/63 memo from Colonel William F. Jackson to the President regarding the schedule for the movement of the remains of President Kennedy to the Capitol; list of occasions when Vice President Johnson was in the company of President Kennedy 10/15/62- 11/22/63; 12/6/63 USIA thirty-three page report on "Foreign Reaction to the Presidential Succession"; Earle B. Mayfield, Jr., memo of 11/27/63 on political harmony and unity in Texas; Douglass Cater article in The Reporter entitled "The Hard-Won Destiny of Lyndon Johnson." "Miscellaneous Loose Material" 80 Includes BDM memoir of his activities on November 22, 1963 (the day of the Kennedy assassination).

Office Files of Fred Panzer: "JFK" 370 "Kennedy Assassination" 371 "Kennedy Book" [Manchester Book] 371 " - Chuck Roberts Story re Assassination" 387 "Warren Report, The" 432 "JFK - Peace (Wolper)" 479 "JFK Speech in Texas" 610

Office Files of George Reedy: "Kennedy Funeral Arrangements, etc, 1963" 12

Office Files of Marvin Watson: "Kennedy, John F." 25

Office Files of Henry Wilson: "JFK" [John F. Kennedy] [Clipping] 3

OFFICE FILES OF MILDRED STEGALL

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Mildred Stegall was a staff assistant who worked for Walter Jenkins and Marvin Watson. Her responsibilities included liaison with the FBI, administrative and personnel matters. With the exception of a small file on the 1948 campaign, her files have not been processed and are not available. The following folders are being processed.

"Facts for You" Box 67 "Report on John F. Kennedy Autopsy" 68 "Youngblood Testimony" 68 "Kennedy - Dallas News Ad" 68 "Kennedy, John F. - Assassination" 68 "Assassination of John F. Kennedy" 68 "Ruby Investigation" 72

OFFICE FILES OF THE WHITE HOUSE MILITARY AIDE

Material concerning the military's role in official functions and funerals, 1963-1966.

"John F. Kennedy - November 22, 1963" Box 1

MEETING NOTES FILE

Notes of 160 White House meetings, in addition to briefing papers and other material for another 20 meetings. See the Special File finding aid for a complete folder title list.

"[November 23, 1963 John McCone's Discussions with the President Box 1 and ]" "[November 24, 1963 - 3:00 p.m. Meeting with Ambassador Lodge and 1 Advisors on Vietnam - McCone Memo]"

CABINET MEETINGS

The collection includes agendas, background memoranda, minutes, presidential remarks, lists of attendees, and other material on meetings of the Cabinet, 1963-1969.

"Cabinet Meeting, 11/23/63" Box 1

WHITE HOUSE FAMOUS NAMES

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This file was created to maintain the President's correspondence with former Presidents and others whose letters had historical significance or autograph value. During processing, the post-presidential material was removed and placed in a separate file to be processed when the other post-presidential papers are made available. See notice below regarding Mrs. Kennedy's copyright.

"Kennedy, John F. - Contacts" Box 5 "Kennedy, John F. - Photographs" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - National Security Council" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - Voting Records - Senators Johnson and Kennedy" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - Undated" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - Undated items found in 1953-60 material" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - 1953-1957" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - 1958-1960" 5 "Kennedy, John F. - 1961" 6 "Kennedy, John F. - 1962" 6 "Kennedy, John F. - 1963" 6 "Kennedy, John F. - 1964-1968" 6 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F." [includes Caroline Kennedy and John Kennedy, 7 Jr.] "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1954" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1960" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1961" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1962" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1963" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1964" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1965" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1966" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1967" 7 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F., 1968" 7

NOTICE: Mrs. Kennedy’s estate retains copyright. No xeroxing permitted.

VICE PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS, 1961-1963

The Vice Presidential Papers have been partially processed. Requests for review of individual folders will be accepted for the VP "Master File" Index and the Subject Files. The VP Congressional Files and the VP Security File have been processed and are available.

1963 Subject File "POLITICS, Democratic Party, Texas - President's Trip" Box 202

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"PUBLIC ACTIVITIES, Invitations to the VP, --23, 224 Texas" "PUBLIC ACTIVITIES, Travel, JFK - Visit to Texas" 227 "PUBLIC ACTIVITIES, Travel, JFK - Visit to Texas, Mail Addressed 227 to VP Care of Texas Hotels"

CBS INTERVIEWS

Copies of transcripts sent to the Library by CBS. The background material in this file was put together by the archives staff of the LBJ Library to aid President Johnson in his preparation for answers to potential questions. CBS retains copyright to the transcripts.

CBS Interviews: "CBS-TV 'Assassination and Aftermath' Transcript as aired Box 1 4/5/68" CBS Tragedy and Transition: "CBS Transcript - As Aired 5/02/70" 1 "Transcript - Flagged by Bob Hardesty on 10/03/69" 1 "Transcript - Hardesty Memo" 1 "Transcript - Index" 1 "Transcript - Flagged by Bob Hardesty on 11/05/69" (2 folders) 1 "Transcript - Transcribed copy with Reel and Take Markings" 1 (xerox copy) (2 folders) "Transcript - Transcribed copy with Reel and Take Markings" 2 (xerox copies with corrections) (2 folders) "Transcript - Secretarial Work Sheets" 2

WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL FILES

These files consist of approximately 1,000 cubic feet of material generated during the White House years. They contain material on the activities of Mrs. Johnson, her daughters, and social activities of the Presidency. The WHSF Alpha File contains assassination condolence mail and letters of support to Mrs. Johnson.

"Kennedy, Mrs. John F. (Special)" Box 1292 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F. (Criticism)" 1292 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F. - A-E" [5 folders] 1292 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F. - F-Q" [12 folders] 1293 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F. - R-Z" [7 folders] 1293 "Kennedy, Pres. John F. - A-K" [2 folders] 1293

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"Kennedy, Pres. John F. - L-Z" [2 folders] 1294 "Kennedy, John F., Jr. - (only)" 1294 "Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. - (only)" 1294 "Kennedy, Hon. & Mrs. Robert F. (Ethel) (only) 1294 "Kennedy, Hon. Robert F. (Re: Vice President) 1294

LBJ POST-PRESIDENTIAL NAME FILE

The file includes cross references by name to the Post-Presidential Subject Files. Researchers may request review of individual folders.

"Oswald, Lee Harvey" Box 121 "Oswald, Marguerite" 121

WHITE HOUSE USHERS' LOGS

Logs kept by the White House Ushers listing visitors to the White House family quarters.

"November - December 1963" Box 1

WHITE HOUSE TELEPHONE OFFICE RECORDS

The records of the White House Telephone Office include logs of incoming and outgoing calls which were maintained by the White House Operators. The President's calls and aides' calls are listed on separate pages.

White House Telephone Operators Logs: November 22 - 30, 1963 [9 folders] Box 1 December 1 - 31, 1963 [31 folders] 1

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, SECRET SERVICE RECORDS

The Secret Service Records include "Presidential Movement Logs" and miscellaneous copies of White House Detail Reports, including the report for November 24, 1963. Copies of Secret Service Records will be sent to the John F. Kennedy Records Assassination Collection upon written approval from the Secret Service.

"Presidential Movement Logs: November 1963" Box 1

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"Presidential Movement Logs: December 1963" 1 "White House Detail Reports (Protective Forces Activity & Personnel 1 Reports), 1963-69" United States Secret Service Appointment Record, White House Police, 1 November - December 1963

PERSONAL PAPERS

This collection of papers from individuals or organizations came to the Library separate from President Johnson's papers.

Personal Papers of Gardner Ackley Ackley served as a member of the Council of Economic Advisors from 1962 to 1964, and as the Council's chairman from 1964 to 1968. His papers are on microfilm and include subject and meeting files, correspondence, speeches, and other material pertaining to the CEA.

"Kennedy Assassination - Immediate Reactions" Reel 2

Personal Papers of George Ball The Papers of George Ball, 1963-66, consist of notes of his telephone conversations during his tenure as Under Secretary of State. One folder deals with the transition after the assassination.

"LBJ First Steps" 4 "Kennedy, John F., Funeral Arrangements, 11/23/63-11/25/63" 4 "Oswald, Lee Harvey, 11/23/63-10/2/64" 5

Personal Papers of Ramsey Clark served as Assistant Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, and Attorney General. His papers include files relating to judicial appointments, civil rights, and crime. Several folders in the collection relate to the Kennedy assassination. The Ramsey Clark Papers have been processed and are available.

"Correspondence - Attorney General etc." [1962-64] 39 "Assassination" 55 "5/27/65 Assassination: Testimony" 55

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"[Criminal Division 1967-69]" 83 "Garrison" 94 "J.F.K. Assassination - Preserving Documents" [1967] 97 "Kennedy Burial Site - Correspondence" 100 "The Truth about the Assassination by Charles Roberts" 131

Personal Papers of The Papers of John Connally include a separate series of material on the Kennedy assassination, "Series 7." This series includes files on the President's trip to Texas; files created during Governor Connally's convalescence in Parkland Hospital after being injured at the time of the assassination; get well correspondence; material concerning the aftermath of the assassination including letters for and against Dallas and Texas, correspondence with the Oswald family, correspondence regarding the assassination and the Warren Commission; material concerning the Manchester book; and research material assembled for articles in Life and Look magazines. Other series in the Connally papers contain miscellaneous folders on assassination related topics. The materials pertaining to the assassination of President Kennedy and wounding of Governor Connally have been identified and processed. Approximately nineteen linear feet of material pertain to the assassination.

Series 1 Governor's Files, Subseries [A] Governor's Files - Miscellaneous Kept Outside Governor's Office [This series may contain references to the assassination in Boxes 1- some of the general correspondence. Two folders contain 14 material that was copied and sent to the JFK Assassination Collection at NARA. These are "Lyndon B. Johnson" in Box 1 and "Resolutions-Personal" in Box 4.] Series 2 Political, Subseries [C]: Campaigns "JFK Resolution - [1964]" 2 Series 4 Itinerary, Subseries [A]: Accepted Invitations-102 "November 22, President's Visit - Austin" 4 "-22, President Kennedy's Visit to Texas - 4 Itinerary" "April 21, 1964, Warren Commission Testimony, 6 Washington, D.C." Series 7 Assassination, Subseries [A]: The President's Visit to Texas "Kennedy Welcome Dinner - Miscellaneous" 1

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"Kennedy Welcome Dinner - Ticket Sales, etc." 1 "President Kennedy's Visit to Texas Nov. 21-22, 1963" 1 "President's Reception 11-22-63" 1 "President's Texas Visit 11-22-63" 1 "President's Trip - Press Releases, Clippings, etc." 1 "President's Trip to Texas - Clippings Prior to 11-22-63" 1 "President's Trip to Texas - Correspondence Prior to 11- 1 22-63" "President's Visit to Ft. Worth and - 1 Statements Re:" "President's Welcome Dinner Tickets (Yarborough 1 Letters)" "Press Releases Re: Kennedy Dinner" 1 "Programs for Dinners for President Kennedy Nov. 21-22" 1 "S.D.E.C. President's Welcome Dinner -Correspondence, 1 etc." "Tickets to Welcome Dinner Planned for President 1 Kennedy, Austin, 11-22-63" Series 7 Assassination, Subseries [B]: Official Correspondence 1 and Parkland Hospital "Official Correspondence - Assassination" 1 "Blood Donors" 1 "Cards from Gifts and Flowers Received at Parkland 1 Hospital" "First Items of Business Conducted By Governor Connally, 1 Nov. 26, 1963, Parkland Hospital" "Guest Book, Parkland Hospital (Copy)" 1 "Hospital Highlights (from G. Christian's Files)" [empty] 1 "Mrs. John F. Kennedy" [empty] 1 "Nurses on Duty" 1 "Messages Received at Parkland, Dallas, 1963" 1 "Miscellaneous" 1 "Press Release - Gov. Connally Parkland Hospital, Nov. 27, 1 1963" "Parkland Hospital Office Memorandum 11-27-63" 1 "Reports on Governor's Condition" 1 "'s Memorandum to the Governor Re: 1 Investigation" "Statements Regarding Governor's Personal Belongings" 1 "Mrs. J. D. Tippitt" 1 "Mrs. Connally's Statement to Press" 1 "Interview Parkland Hospital - Suggested Questions by 1

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Newsmen" "Governor's Interview with Martin Agronsky" 1 "Governor Returns to Austin" 1 Series 7 Assassination, Subseries [C]: Get Well Cards and Letters Boxes 1- 24 [This series was not copied for the John F. Kennedy Records Assassination Collection] Series 7 Assassination, Subseries [D]: Aftermath of the Assassination "Assassination General" 1 "Assassination General" 1 "Dallas General" 1 "Dallas General, A-Z" 1 "Assassination - General Requests" 1 "Texas - General" 1 "Clippings" 2 "Dallas - Thanks to Blood Donors" 2 "Dallas - Thanks to Hospital" 2 "Dallas - Thanks to Security" 2 "Investigation by Attorney General Carr - Texas" 2 "Reply to Get Well Messages" 2 "Left-Handed Signature" 2 "Lee Harvey Oswald" 2 "Oswald" 2 "Mrs. " 2 "Mrs. Marina Oswald" 2 "Gov. Connally - Personal" 2 "Prediction in letter of February, 1963" 2 "Correspondence re: Letters sent to Dept. of Public Safety 2 for Checking" "Tippitt and Oswald Fund" 2 "Tippitt Fund - Burkholter Corp." 2 "Tippitt Fund - General" 2 "Tippitt Contributions - $1.00 - $250.00" 2 " Trial - Official Correspondence" 3 "Jack Ruby - Against" 3 "Jack Ruby - For" 3 "Jack Ruby - General" 3 "Jack Ruby - Re: Trial on TV" 3 "Jack Ruby - UT Law Professor's Participation in appeal" 3 "Jack Ruby - Verdict of 1st Trial" [4 folders] 3 "Jack Ruby Letter - 1966" 4

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"Belli" 4 "Jack Ruby vs. The State of Texas" 4 "Assassination - Correspondence Nov. 22, 1964" 4 "Assassination - Correspondence Nov. 22, 1965" 4 "Assassination - Correspondence 1965-1968" 4 "Assassination" 4 "Pres. Kennedy Autopsy Report - McConnell, MD" 4 "Clippings - Press Conference 1964 (from L. Temple's 4 Files)" "Texas Supplemental Report on Assassination - Waggoner 4 Carr" "Warren Commission, 1963-1964" 5 "Warren Commission Report, 1965-1966" 5 "Warren Commission Report, 1967-1968" 5 "Warren Commission Report - Response to 11-22-66 Press 5 Conference re: 3 shots and Commission Report" "CBS Special on Warren Commission Report 1967" 5 "Assassination (from G. Christian's Files)" 5 "Kennedy Memorial" 6 "Kennedy Memorial" 6 "Kennedy Memorial" 6 "Kennedy Memorial" 6 "John F. Kennedy Library - Correspondence with Robert 6 Kennedy" "John F. Kennedy Library 1963-1965" 6 "Letters from William Manchester Author of Death of a 7 President 1964" "Governor/Book - Requests for Information and 7 Comments about views on Assassination 1967-1968" "Publishers-Governor Book, 1967" 7 "Request for Book by Governor, Earl C. Kubicek, 1967" 7 "Manchester Book, Robo Letters, Letters to Governor, 1- 7 27-67" "Manchester Book Unanswerable Letters, 1967" 7 "Manchester Book" 7 "Writers - For Governor's Ideas on Assassination, 1967" 7 "Agronsky Interview 1963 & 1964" 7 "Life Article Letters 1967-68" 7 "Tape Recordings" 7 "Article re: Parkland Hospital and the Assassination" 7 "Article re: Press Conference Nov. 22, 1964 Aftermath of 7 the Assassination"

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"Mark Lane's Book 'Rush to Judgment'" 7 "Sorensen's Book 'Kennedy'" 7 "Sepia Magazine, , Article on Governor 7 Connally" "Radio Interview 1965 - Aftermath of the Assassination" 7 "Article on Children's Letters to Governor" 7 "Garrison Investigation, New Orleans 1967-68" 7 "Color Slides of Assassination in Dallas" 7 "Aftermath of Assassination - Correspondence and printed 8 material from Governor's Files" "Life and Look Magazines - Governor's Article, Article re: 8 Assassination, Manchester Bk." "The Texas Press on Nov. 22, 1963 (2 copies)" [not 9 located] Series 7 Assassination, Subseries [E]: Research (for Life Magazine Article) "John Connally Document, General Index" 1 "Abstract of Selected Articles from The Austin American" 1 "Xerox copies of Selected Articles from Fort Worth Star- 1 Telegram" "Abstract of Selected Articles from Periodicals, Books, and 1 Newspapers" "Summary of 1956 by Dee J. Kelly" 1 "Abstract of Selected Articles from The Dallas Morning 1 News" "Abstract of Selected Articles The Austin American" 1 "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from Fort Worth Star 1 Telegram, 6/12/60-7/16/60" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from The New York 1 Times" "Summary of 1960 by Dee J. Kelly" 1 "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from The Dallas 2 Morning News" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from Dallas Times 2 Herald" "Abstract of Selected Articles from Periodicals and 2 Newspapers pertaining to 1960" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from Periodicals" 2 "Abstract of Selected Articles Times" 2 "Abstract of Selected Articles The Austin American, 1961- 2 1962 & Periodicals & Newspapers" "Abstract of Selected Articles Houston Post" 3

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"Abstract of Selected Articles San Antonio Express" 3 "Abstract of Selected Articles Fort Worth Star-Telegram" 3 "Abstract of Selected Articles The Austin American" 3 "Abstract of James Reston Columns Appearing in The New 3 York Times" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from Periodicals and 3 Newspapers" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from The Dallas 3 Morning News" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from Dallas Times 3 Herald" "Hearings Before the Warren Commission - Summary of 4 Testimony of 14 Witnesses" "Outline of Manchester's Look Magazine Articles" 4 "Abstract of Articles in Periodicals and Newspapers 4 pertaining to 1963" "Statements and Interviews" 4 "Items of Possible Interest in Files" 4 "Memorandums Setting Forth Information Discussed at 4 Conferences Relative to the "John Connally Document"" "Xerox Copies of Selected Articles from Dallas Times 4 Herald & Dallas Morning News" "Exhibits" [Fort Worth, Dallas, and Austin trip] 5 List of Texans Interviewed by William Manchester in 5 connection with his book The Death of a President" "Copies of Selected Articles & Magazines" Series 8 Legislation, Subseries [B]: 60th Legislature, 1967 "JFK Memory Day" 9 Series 12 Larry Temple's Files, Subseries [B]: Files as Executive Assistant "Assassination, Clippings, etc." [Note: transferred to Series 7] Series 15 George Christian's Files , Subseries [A]: Reference - Subject Files "Assassination" [Note: transferred to Series 7] Series 17 Mike Myers' Files, Subseries [E]: Miscellaneous, 1964- 1966 "John F. Kennedy" Box 7 Series 21 Press Releases "Governor Connally - Assassination" 2 "John F. Kennedy - President" 4 "Manchester Book, Comment by John B. Connally" 4

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"Warren Commission" [not located] 6 Series 22 Press Conferences: Tapes and Transcriptions "Sept. 27, 1964 - Warren Commission Report" 6 Series 23 Publicity and Publications, Subseries [B]: Miscellaneous Publicity "Manchester Book, Death of a President - Comment by 3 Governor Connally" "Warren Commission" 4 Series 24 Newspaper Clippings, Subseries [B]: Governor Connally "Assassination" [not located] Series 24 Newspaper Clippings, Subseries [E]: Contributed Clippings, Correspondence and Clippings "November 1963" 1 Series 27 State Agencies "Attorney General: Kennedy Report 1964" 11 "Attorney General: President Kennedy's Assassination - 11 Texas" "Attorney General: Supplemental Report 1963-64" [Note: 11 transferred to Series 7] "Attorney General: Jack Ruby - Ct. of Criminal Appeals - 11 Appellant's Brief 1966" [Note: transferred to Series 7] Series 48 Miscellaneous Tapes, 1963-1968 "Dec. 5, 1963 Governor Connally's Farewell to Parkland 4 Hospital (2 copies)" Series 49 Photographs, [Series] 8. Assassination [should be Series 7] "Color Prints Shortly Before Assassination" 7 "Dallas Parade Just Before Assassination" 7 "Pres. & Mrs. Kennedy, Gov. Connally Minutes Before 7 Assassination" "Color Negatives Gov. in Hospital, Dallas, 1963" 7 "Prints Relating to Assassination" 7 "Nov. 22, 1963 Dallas Parade (color slides)" 7 "In Car In Dallas" 7 "Nov. 22, 1963 Fort Worth Breakfast-Prayer Scene" 7 "Speech in Ft. Worth, Nov. 22, 1963" 7 "Nov. 22, 1963 Breakfast Ft. Worth" 7 "Negatives - Pictures of Ft. Worth Scene" 7 "Mrs. Connally and John III at Parkland" 7 "Sharon and Mark Arrive at Parkland" 7 "Memorial Service for Pres. Kennedy Aboard USS 7 Bennington"

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"Governor Returns from Parkland Hospital, Dec. 5, 1963" 7 "Governor Returns to Austin, Dec. 6, 1963" 7 "President Johnson Visits Texas Mansion, Dec. 24, 1963" 7 "Governor's First Visit to Capitol After Assassination" 7 "Governor's First Visit Back to Parkland" 7 "JFK Signature, letter, etc." 7 "Governor at Southwest Medical School" 7 "1964 Texas Supplemental Report on Assassination" 7 "Anniversary of Assassination, Nov. 1965" 7 "Gov. Connally Visits Hospital for Examination, 2/6/64" 7 "Korean Trees to be Donated to JFK Memorial" 7 "JFK, Mrs. Kennedy, Gov. and Mrs. Connally in Car in 7 Dallas" [empty] "Kennedys Leave Fort Worth, 11/22/63" [empty] 7 "One of Last Pictures in Car in Dallas" [empty] 7 "Gov. and Mrs. Connally, Pres. and Mrs. Johnson, San 7 Antonio, Nov. 21, 1963" [empty] "Sculpture, Pres. Kennedy, etc." 7 "Assassination Miscellaneous" 7 Series 49 Photographs, [Series] 14. Governor With Others "From Get Well - Assassination, Sept. 1963" 18 Series 49 Photographs, Larger Box - Miscellaneous Pictures: "In car in Dallas, November 22, 1963 - large print" [not 32 located] Series 56 Joan Kennedy's Files, Subseries [A]: Appointment and Misc. Working Files, 1963-68 "Parkland Hospital Press Interview, Nov. 27, 1963" 8 Series 56 Joan Kennedy's Files, Subseries [B]: Governor's Papers, 1968-69 "Assassination Records" 1 Series M Mansion Files, Subseries [C]: Mrs. Connally - Subject Files "Personal Notes and Reports re Assassination" 22 "President Kennedy's Visit" 22 Series M Mansion Files, Subseries [D]: Subject Files - Governor Connally "Kennedy, John F., Corres. while Governor Connally was 10 Secretary of Navy" "The President" [mostly LBJ] 10 "Parkland Hospital" 10 Series S Supplemental Series, Series 7 - Assassination:

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"3 Assassination Books" [Texas press clippings books, 6 slides, and LBJ proclamation] Series S Supplemental Series, Series 21 - Press Releases: "Texas Assassination Report on Kennedy, Wounding of 11 Gov. Connally" Police Reports on Assassination of JFK & Serious Wounding of JBC "Dallas Police" 261A "Texas Supplemental Report on the Assassination of 261A President John F. Kennedy and the Serious Wounding of Governor John B. Connally" [4 copies] "Texas Supplemental Report, Correspondence File" [2 261A copies] "Dallas Police Reports" 261B "Photographs, Exterior and Interior of Texas Depository 261B Bldg., Reconstruction" "Photographs, J.D. Tippitt Area of Shooting and Location 261B Oswald Arrested" "Photographs, Trade Mart Aerial View, Trade Mart Floor 261B Plans" "Photographs, Oswald Shooting in Basement" 261B "Photographs, Persons Appearing With Lee Harvey Oswald 261B in Identification 'Line-up'" "Photographs, City Hall Basement (Lee Harvey Oswald)" 261B "Evidence" 261B "Photographs, Aerial View of Downtown and 261B Sections of Dallas Showing Oswald's Known and Probable Routes" "Photographs, , Edwin A. Walker File (Dallas 261B P.D. Dept.)" "Photographs, Oswald's Property" 261B "Marguerite C. Oswald v. King Candy Company (I.A.B.)" 261B "Officer J.D. Tippitt" 261B "Kennedy, John Fitzgerald Assassination, Nov. 22, 1963, 261C 12:31 p.m., Investigation by J.E. Bill Decker, Sheriff, Dallas County, Texas" "Transcript of Dallas Police Radio Transmissions" 261C "Lee Harvey Oswald" 261C "Investigation of the Operational Security Involving the 261C Transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald, Nov. 24, 1963" "[World History R, 1st Semester, Reading List]" 261D "Amicus Curiae Brief for Jack Ruby 60-15-08" 261D "State of Texas vs. Jack Ruby 60-15-05" 261D

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"Investigation of the Assassination of the President" 261D

Papers of the Democratic National Committee The papers include materials accumulated by officials, staff members, and special groups of the Democratic National Committee during the 1960, 1964, and 1968 presidential campaigns. "Funeral Probe" 22 ", Dec. 1963: Newspaper Ad Appearing in 16 29 Cities Calls Kennedy Assassination Result of Commie Plot" "Presidential Safety Commission - Set Up to Implement 45 Suggestions of Warren Commission, 10/1/64" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Transition Period after taking over as 157 President" "Johnson, President: Transition Period ends () 157 editorials, columns, in Perpetual Motion, etc." "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Editorial Reaction to Johnson's 157 accession to the Presidency - November 22, 1963" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: As President: Administration goals 158 1965" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: on the Presidency. Gives his concept of 158 the Office of the President. April 17, 1964 & Related Articles (columns, editorials, etc.)" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: The Presidency, Office of: Release of Jan. 158 1965 Statements on Presidential Powers, Disabilities, Succession, etc." "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Reaction of the Stock Market to 158 Johnson's ascension to the Presidency (Nov. 1963)" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Activity of First Days as President 158 (Nov. 28, 1963)" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Misc. File - Talk with Governors during 158 the period of the Kennedy Funeral (Nov. 1963)" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - After Assuming the Presidency - one 158 of the first acts was to announce the renaming of to Cape Kennedy (November 1963)" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - State Leaders reaction to Johnson's 158 ascension to the Presidency" Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Misc. File - Award of Fermi Medal to 158 Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer December 2, 1963" "Johnson, Pres. - Presidential Safety: On the Warren 158 Commission Report, Received by the President on September 24, 1964"

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"Johnson, President Lyndon B. - Statements on Continuation of 158 Kennedy Policies made after taking over as President" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Misc. File: First Thanksgiving Day 158 Proclamation after assuming Office, November 28, 1963 "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Takes Oath of Office as President, 2 158 P.M., November 22, 1963 on plane at Dallas airport immediately after the death of President Kennedy" "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - on the absence of a Vice President - 158 Statement that he would not leave the country in the absence of a Vice President - " "Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B. - Appointment of Committee to probe 158 assassination of President Kennedy"

Papers of Harry W. Frantz Mr. Frantz was a writer and collector. His papers include correspondence, memorabilia, and printed material pertaining to Presidents Coolidge through Nixon.

"1963 Assassination and Succession" 3 "1964 Presidential Campaign, Warren Report, Death of President 4 Hoover" "President Kennedy's Death, President Johnson Succession, 8 Newspaper Accounts" "President Kennedy's Death and Warren Report, " 8

Personal Papers of Lady Bird Johnson While in the White House, Mrs. Johnson kept a diary by regularly recording her observations and memories on audio-tape. Mrs. Johnson edited and published the transcripts of significant days in A WHITE HOUSE DIARY. Mrs. Johnson also maintained an appointment book which included entries for November 22, 1963, and the days following the assassination of President Kennedy.

"Mrs. Johnson's Diary Transcripts, November 22-24, 1963" Box 1 1963 Appointment Book, November 22-24, 1963 [from Box 5] JFK Temporar y Box 1

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Drew Pearson was a journalist and nationally syndicated columnist who was the co-author and author of the "Washington Merry-Go-Round" column. Pearson began writing the column anonymously with Robert S. Allen in 1931. In 1932 the column began running nationally under their names. Pearson published the column until 1969, the year that he died. The papers of Drew Pearson contain material pertaining to assassination of John F. Kennedy. The Drew Pearson Papers will be processed upon request, although there is a substantial backlog of researcher requests for this collection.

"Kennedy" [includes correspondence about the Manchester Box G 210, book] 3 of 5 "Kennedy Assassination 17" Box G 121, 2 of 3 "Kennedy, John F., Candlelight Service for 17A" Box G 121, 2 of 3 "Kennedy, Mrs. Jacqueline (Manchester Book Incident)" Box G 121, 3 of 3 "Kennedy, Mrs. John F. (Jackie)" Box G 121, 3 of 3 "Duplicates of Diary [2 of 4]" [selected documents] Box G 211, 1 of 3 "Warren, Chief Justice Earl #1" Box G 246, 3 of 3 [contains 3/13/67 Drew Pearson diary entry which includes comments on the assassination and the Warren Commission] "Warren, Earl # 2" [selected documents] Box G 246 Box G 246, 3 of 3 3 of 3 "Warren Commission" Box G 246 3 of 3 "Johnson, Lyndon - President - 1963/64 1" Box G 265, 3 of 3 "Johnson, Lyndon - President - 1965 1A" Box G 265, 3 of 3 "Cuba III" Box G 269, 1 of 3 "Russia: 6. Khruschev [biographical; speech; visit] Also overthrow Box G 211, of" [selected documents] 1 of 3 "Proposed Book - 'The Chief' - Material" Box G 315, 2 of 2

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[contains handwritten notes which include a brief description of the Warren Commission] "Drew Pearson's Diary, November 1963" Temporar Temporary Box 1 y Box 1 "Drew Pearson's Diary, December 1963" Temporar y Box 1 "Drew Pearson's Diary, " Temporar y Box 1 "Drew Pearson's Diary, " Temporar y Box 1

Papers of Walt W. Rostow Walt Rostow was appointed Deputy Special Assistant to President Kennedy in . In he became chairman of the State Department Policy Planning Council. On March 31, 1966, President Johnson appointed Rostow Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, succeeding McGeorge Bundy who had resigned.

"Chron - WWR - May-Sept. 1964" 14 [The pertinent document is temporarily housed in DSDUF, Box 1] "Filed by LBJ Library" DSDUF Box 4 "1963 Appointment Book" [selected pages] DSDUF Box 4

The Personal Papers of Byron Skelton At the time of the assassination, Byron Skelton was the Democratic National Committeeman from Texas. He had written a letter to the Attorney General early in November expressing fears about the President's proposed trip to Dallas. His papers, measuring 8 linear feet, include his letter and several pages of other material on the President's trip.

"President John F. Kennedy" 1 "[JFK Assassination Clippings]" 17

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ARCHIVES REFERENCE FILE

The reference file has been assembled by the archives staff to assist them in answering questions about Lyndon Johnson, his family, the Johnson administration, and related topics.

"Castro Assassination Attempts" "Kennedy, John F. Assassination" "Kennedy, John F. Assassination - Press Releases" "Kennedy, John F. - Assassination - Related Names" "Kennedy, John F. - Assassination Material" "Kennedy , John F. - Assassination - Symposium (Dallas, 11/14-16/91) "Kennedy, John F. - Standing in Polls While President" "Limousines" "NSAM 263 and 273" "Oswald, Lee Harvey"

ORAL HISTORIES

Transcripts of oral history interviews may be consulted at the Library or borrowed through interlibrary loan by writing to the Supervisory Archivist, Lyndon B. Johnson Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, Texas, 78705. Interviews with the following people contain material on the Kennedy assassination. Those marked with an (A) are available and are open for research. Contact the Supervisory Archivist regarding the procedure. A complete list of oral histories is available and is maintained in a card file in the Reading Room.

The LBJ Library Oral History Collection is composed of interviews conducted for the LBJ Library under four separate projects: those done under the auspices of the National Archives; the White House during the Johnson administration; the University of Texas Oral History Project; and the LBJ Library Oral History Project. The names of interviewees who have participated in more than one of these projects are repeated on this list to highlight this fact. Names of those with multiple interviews done by the same project are repeated when terms of access to their various interviews vary. Otherwise, the name of an interviewee is listed once even though he or she may have given more than one interview.

Interviews which have been completed and accessioned into the Library's collection are followed by an alphabetical symbol in parentheses describing their status and terms of access. Those interviews without a symbol are in various stages of processing and therefore are not yet available for research unless specifically authorized by the interviewee.

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preparing administrative histories, and interviews conducted by other oral history projects.

Symbol-Key:

A - available for research

A/CR - available for research; retains copyright privileges

A/R - available for research although all or part of transcript is restricted

A/R/T - tape recording is restricted

A/R/ILL – Inter-Library Loan prohibited; Reading Room access only

R - restricted for lifetime or until specified date

R/WP - restricted, but can be made available if researcher obtains written permission from interviewee; see archivist in Reading Room for permission forms.

See individual deed for specific terms of access and time restrictions

Bess Abell (A) AC 84-28, Interviews 1-3 Hugh Gardner Ackley (A) AC 76-20, Interview 1 Carl Albert (A) AC 74-159, Interview 2 Miguel Aleman (A/CR) AC 06-10 Clifford L. Alexander, Jr. (A) AC 83-53, Interview 2 Wayne Aspinall (A) AC 78-59, Interview 1 George Ball (A) AC 88-2, Interview 1 Robert Baskin (A) AC 80-34, Interview 1 Lindley Beckworth (A) AC 80-35, Interview 1 Joseph A. Beirne (A) AC 74-170, Interview 1 Maurice M. Bernbaum (A) AC 78-9, Interview 1 William F. Billings (A) AC 74-173, Interview 1 Kenneth M. Birkhead (A) AC 74-174, Interview 1-2 (A) AC 73-12, Interview 1-2 Richard Bolling (A) AC 74-179, Interview 1 Jim Grant Bolling (A) AC 74-179, Interview 1 Chester Bowles (A) AC 74-180, Interview 1 Jack Brooks (A) AC 80-17, Interview 1 H. S. "Hank" Brown (A) AC 79-31, Interview 1 David K. E. Bruce (A) AC 73-39, Interview 1

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C. Farris Bryant (A) AC 79-117, Interview 1 Raymond E. Buck (A) AC 78-64, Interview 1 McGeorge Bundy (A) AC 07-17, Interview 1 George G. Burkley (A) AC 74-188, Interview 1 William Cannon (A) AC 83-68, Interview 1 Elizabeth (Liz) Carpenter (A) AC 05-13, Interview S-1 Joseph H. Carter (A) AC 74-195, Interview 1 Marie Fehmer Chiarodo (A) AC 99-31, 99-32, Int. 2 and 3 (A) AC 09-17, Interview S-1 Ramsey Clark (A) AC 79-33, Interview 1 Ray S. Cline (A) AC 86-10, Interview 1 William M. Colmer (A) AC 79-85, Interview 1 William J. Connell (A) AC 86-6, Interview 1 Cooper (A) AC 94-7, Interview 1 William A. Costello (A/CR) AC 74-201, Interview 1 John H. Crooker, Jr. (A) AC 09-46, Interview 1 (A) AC 78-49, Interview 1 Carl T. Curtis (A) AC 80-44, Interview 1 Jonathan Daniels (A) AC 78-98, Interview 1 Sid Davis (A) AC 96-21, Interview I W. True Davis (A) AC 74-10, Interview 1 Willard Deason (A) AC 74-203B, Interview 3 Cartha D. DeLoach (A) AC 96-12, Interview 1 Nancy Dickerson (A) AC 80-5, Interview 1 C. Douglas Dillon (A) AC 74-12, Interview 1 Michael V. DiSalle (A) AC 74-204, Interview 1 Ralph Dungan (A/R) AC 74-207, Interview 1 Frederick G. Dutton (A) AC 78-10, Interview 1 James O. Eastland (A) AC 76-9, Interview 1 Allen Ellender, Jr. (A) AC 73-16, Interview 1 Dan H. Fenn, Jr. (A) AC 86-58, Interview 1 Frederick Flott (A) AC 91-14, 91-15, Interview 1, 2 Mrs. Sam Fore, Jr. (A) AC 76-50, Interview 1 Orville L. Freeman (A) AC 74-18, Interviews 1-3 Samuel Gammon (A) AC 03-17, 03-18, Interview 1, 2 E. B. Germany (A) AC 79-82, Interview 1 Roswell L. Gilpatric (A) AC 90-2, Interview 1 Irving Goldberg (A) AC 95-6, Interview 1

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Mrs. Ashton (John) Gonella (A) AC 74-114, Interview 1 Andrew J. Goodpaster (A) AC 74-115, Interview 1 Helene Lindow Gordon (A) AC 79-51, Interview 1 Kermit Gordon (A) AC 81-14, Interview 4 Lincoln Gordon (A) AC 79-64, Interview 1 James C. Hagerty (A) AC 79-44, Interview 1 Charles A. Halleck (A) AC 74-119, Interview 1 Lloyd N. Hand (A/R/CR/T/ILL) AC 81-28, Interview 1 D. B. Hardeman (A) AC 89-4, Interview 3 Brooks Hays (A) AC 79-10, 79-11, Interview 1, 2 Walter Heller (A/R/T) AC 83-9, Interview 1 Aaron E. Henry (A) AC 78-108, Interview 1 Lister Hill (A) AC 74-60, Interview 1 Luther H. Hodges, Sr. (A) AC 74-61, Interview 1 Luther Holcomb (A) AC 74-62, Interviews 1-3 William J. Hopkins (A) AC 79-30, Interview 1 Walter Hornaday (A) AC 79-3, Interview 1 Judge Sarah Hughes (A) AC 74-93, Interview 1 Chester R. Huntley (A) AC 74-133, Interview 1 J. Willis Hurst (A/R/T) AC 99-40, 99-44, Interview 1, 5 Everett Hutchinson (A) AC 74-134, Interview 1 Daniel Inouye (A) AC 75-27, Interview 2 Jake Jacobsen (A) AC 77-27, Interview 1 Walter Jenkins (A) AC 87-17, Interview 2 Walter Jenkins (A) AC 94-8, Interview XVI Johnson, Lyndon Baines (A/CR) CBS Int., AC 79-69, Int.1-5 Johnson, Lyndon Baines (with Jack Valenti and Bob AC 66-1, Interview 1 Hardesty) (A) Boisfeuillet Jones (A) AC 06-43, Interview 1 Ferd Kaufman (A) AC 12-03, Interview 1 A.M. "Sandy" Keith (A) AC 09-50, Interview 1 Jesse Kellam (A) AC 83-13, Interview 2 Edward M. Kennedy (A) AC 74-139B, Interview 2 Dr. Clark Kerr (A) AC 86-14, Interview 1 Sam Kinch, Sr. (A) AC 74-140, Interview 1 Robert Komer (A/R) AC 94-2, Interview 2 Arthur Krock (A) AC 74-142, Interview 1 John M. Leddy (A) AC 75-5, Interview 1 Gould Lincoln (A/R/ILL) NLT-1, Interview S-1

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Eugene M. Locke (A) AC 74-25, Interview 1 John W. Macy (A) AC 77-6B, Interview 2 John J. McCloy (A) AC 74-149, Interview 1 John A. McCone (A) AC 74-150 Interview 1 John W. McCormack (A) AC 74-151, Interview 1 Gale McGee (A) AC 74-152, Interviews 1-2 Roy L. McGhee (A) AC 93-15, Interview S-1 Simon McHugh (A/CR) AC 99-25, Interview 2 Felix McKnight (A) AC 84-72, Interview 1 William Hunter McLean (A) AC 78-31, Interview 1 Harry McPherson (A) AC 75-2, Interview 1 George Mahon (A) AC 78-50, Interview 1 Mike Manatos (A) AC 79-38, Interview 1 Frank Mankiewicz (A) AC 80-9, Interview 3 Stanley Marcus (A/CR) AC 75-16, Interview 1 Burke Marshall (A) AC 74-215, Interview 1 (A) AC 94-20, Interview 1 George Meany (A) AC 84-84, Interview 1 Robert Gordon (Sir) Menzies (A) AC 74-219, Interview 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller (A) AC 78-29, Interview 1 William M. (Fishbait) Miller (A) AC 79-4, Interview 1 Wilbur Mills (A) AC 79-41, Interview 1 AC 94-18, Interview 2 Booth Mooney (A) AC 74-223, Interview 1 Thruston Morton (A) AC 74-224, Interview 1 Karl E. Mundt (A) AC 74-225, Interview 1 Charles S. Murphy (A) AC 79-65, Interview 1 Patrick V. Murphy (A) AC 74-56, Interview 1 Richard H. Nelson (A) AC 80-65, Interview 1 Dorothy Jackson Nichols (A) AC 74-227, Interview 1 Lawrence F. O'Brien (A) AC 92-5 to 92-7, Interviews 5-7 Kenneth P. O'Donnell (A) AC 82-109, Interview 1 Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (A/R/T) AC 78-32, Interview 1 "One More Story" [Comments by Sid Davis] (A) AV #SR 9099 Harold C. Pachios (A) AC 94-13, Interview 1 Wright Patman (A) AC 74-97, Interview 1 Drew Pearson (A) AC 74-99, Interview 1 Joseph A. Pechman (A) AC 75-8, Interview 1 Arthur C. Perry (A) AC 92-8, Interview 1 Carl L. Phinney (A) AC 74-233, Interview 1

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J. J. "Jake" Pickle (A) AC 81-77, 81-78, Interviews 4, 6 W. DeVier Pierson (A) AC 74-234, Interviews 1-3 Richard S. "Cactus" Pryor (A) AC 69-72, Interview 1 Graham Purcell (A) AC 78-62, Interview 1 A. Philip Randolph (A) AC 72-15, Interview 1 Dan Rather (A) AC 79-116, Interview 1 Joseph L. Rauh, Jr. (A) AC 77-30, Interview 3 George Reedy (A) AC 74-239, Interview 2 Charles Roberts (A) AC 79-56, Interview 1 Juanita D. Roberts (A) AC 84-20, Interviews 1-4 John P. Roche (A) AC 79-61, Interview 1 James J. Rowley (A) AC 74-243, Interview 1 Dean Rusk (A) AC 74-245, Interview 1 (A) AC 74-248, Interviews 1-3 Carl Sanders (A) AC 78-76, Interview 1 Harold Barefoot Sanders (A) AC 74-248A, Interview 1 John A. Schnittker, (A) AC 74-249, Interview 1 Charles L. Schultze (A) AC 83-17, Interview 1 Robert Short (A) AC 13-05, Interview 1 Weeze Deathe Pollei Shumate (A) AC 06-07, Interview 2 Ivan Sinclair (A) AC 78-44, Interview 1 John V. Singleton, Jr. (A) AC 84-26&27, Interviews 1- 2 Joseph J. Sisco (A) AC 09-08, Interview 2 Byron Skelton (A) AC 74-252, Interview 1 C. R. Smith (A) AC 84-48, Interview 2 Elmer B. Staats (A) AC 78-84, Interview 1 Robert G. Storey (A) AC 94-17, Interview 1 Cecil Stoughton (A) AC 79-90, 79-91, Interviews 1-2 Robert S. Strauss (A) AC 81-62, Interview 1 General Maxwell D. Taylor (A) AC 75-10, Interview 1 Mrs. Willie Day Taylor (A) AC 76-22, Interview 1 Raymond L. Telles (A) AC 77-28, Interview 1 Larry Temple (A) AC 72-23, Interviews 1-6 Dorothy Territo (A) AC 07-15, Interview 1 Mrs. Albert (Lera) Thomas (A) AC 74-47, Interview 1 Clark Wallace Thompson & Libbie Moody Thompson (A) AC 74-48, Interview 1 Homer Thornberry (A) AC 78-94, Interview 1 John G. Tower (A) AC 74-256, Interviews 1-3

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Jack Valenti (A) AC 78-69, 78-70, Interviews 1-5 Robert E. Waldron (A) AC 81-30 & 31, Interviews 1-2 (A) AC 74-265, Interview 1 W. Marvin Watson (A) AC 98-3, Interview 1 George L. P. Weaver (A) AC 74-50, Interview 1 Robert C. Weaver (A) AC 73-26, Interview 1 Edwin Weisl, Sr. (A) AC 74-267, Interview 1 Lee C. White (A/CR) AC 79-109, Interview 1 Gerri Whittington (A/CR) AC 06-11, Interview 1 Thomas G. Wicker (A) AC 81-99, Interview 1 Warren Woodward (A) AC 69-82, Interview 1 Whitney M. Young, Jr. (A) AC 73-29, Interview 1 Youngblood, Rufus W. (A) AC 74-276, Interviews 1-2

UNPROCESSED: John M. Golden William F. Haddad James M. "Mike" Howard Lyndon Johnson W. Thomas Johnson Marianne Means Bruce Thomas

THE PERSONAL PAPERS OF MERLE MILLER

This collection consists of approximately 600 audio tapes of 180 oral history interviews conducted by Merle Miller and used in writing Lyndon: An Oral Biography. Some interviews may contain material on the Kennedy assassination and the Warren Commission. The collection has not been processed and is not available for research at this time. Access to any oral history interview would require the permission of the interviewee or his/her heir.

DISSERTATIONS, PAPERS AND THESES

Viser, Edmund D.: "John F. Kennedy & the Religious Issue in Texas" Commerce: ETSU, M.A. Thesis, 12/70.

Wagner, Jane Arlen (Penny). "A Study of Human Reaction to the Assassination of President

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John F. Kennedy." Commerce: ETSU, M. S. Thesis, 1/70.

RECORDINGS AND TRANSCRIPTS OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS AND MEETINGS, 1963-69

The collection includes over 5,000 recordings of conversations with members of Congress, other public officials, civil rights leaders, members of the press, friends, and family. JFK assassination-related recordings and transcripts identified by the Library staff from four periods during the administration were opened in increments from September 30, 1993, through April 15, 1994 (please consult the finding aid for that collection for further information). The recordings are available at the Johnson Library, and the JFK Assassination Records Collection, located at the National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, Maryland 20740, has copies of these recordings and transcripts.

Since the original opening of JFK assassination-related recordings and transcripts, several conversations have been declassified or opened. On September 18, 1998, the Library opened conversations with and about Mrs. Kennedy which had previously been restricted. Transcripts of JFK assassination-related conversations which were previously closed are also included.

Many of the recordings were NOT TRANSCRIBED. The transcripts that were made were prepared in the White House and during the writing of the President's memoirs, The Vantage Point, published in 1971. Researchers should be cautioned that these transcripts are not always reliable and should never be used without checking them against the actual recordings to assure accuracy.

VANTAGE POINT FOOTNOTES

The collection includes material which provides documentation for The Vantage Point, written by Lyndon B. Johnson and published by Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1971.

"Chapter I - Dallas Footnotes" [2 folders] Box 1 "Chapter I - The Beginning Box 1 "Chapter I - Drafts" Box 1 "Chapter II - Drafts" [2 folders] Box 1

"The Vantage Point Footnote File, Chapter II, Footnoted Draft" [2 Box 2 folders]

"The Vantage Point Footnote File, 'I feel like I've already been here a Box 2 year' Footnotes" [2 folders]

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[THE VANTAGE POINT] WHITE HOUSE YEARS MATERIALS

The "White House Years Material" is a collection of backup material used in preparing President Johnson's memoir, The Vantage Point. The collection includes xerox copies of documents found in the President's papers, some original documents which were pulled from the President's papers, notes made by the writers, annotated drafts of chapters, and xerox copies of drafts of chapters which were not annotated.

"[Chronology and Notes]" Temporary Box 6 "President Eisenhower's Memo of November 23, 1963" Temporary Box 6 "[Phil Graham, 1960]" Temporary Box 6 "Mrs. Johnson's Tape - 11/22/63 Temporary Box 6 "Texas Politics, 1963" Temporary Box 6 "Dallas Chapter" Temporary Box 6 "LBJ Letter to Joseph Kennedy - August 25, 1956" Temporary Box 6 "Sorensen Letter - December 20, 1968" Temporary Box 6 "Transition Chapter" Temporary Box 6 "Cape Canaveral" Temporary Box 6 "1963 Meeting with Connally" Temporary Box 6 "Salinger Press Briefing on November 22, 1963, Texas Trip" Temporary Box 6 "Sequence of Texas Trip" Temporary Box 6 "Lippmann - Evans & Novak" Temporary Box 6 "Nixon Predicts JFK May Drop LBJ - Dallas Morning News, 11/22/63" Temporary Box 6 "Aircraft Manifests and Radio Traffic" Temporary Box

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6 "Walter Jenkins Memo Re: Attorney General Call" Temporary Box 6 "Tape Recording - Valenti, Hardesty with President Johnson" Temporary Box 6 "Statements - Col. Swindal, WHCA Personnel" Temporary Box 6 "Pool Report - Dallas to Washington" Temporary Box 6 " - Selected Correspondence" Temporary Box 6 "Diary Information" Temporary Box 6 "Correspondence with Manchester" Temporary Box 6 "Jacobsen Analysis - Manchester Book" Temporary Box 6 "Economy" Temporary Box 6 "Budget" Temporary Box 6 "Month of November in Review" Temporary Box 6 "First Cabinet Meeting" Temporary Box 6 "[Popularity of President Truman]" Temporary Box 6 "[Senator ]" Temporary Box 6 "Thornberry, Brooks, Carter, Fehmer Notes" Temporary Box 6 "First NSC Meeting" Temporary Box 6

OFFICE FILES OF WALTER W. JENKINS (SHORTHAND NOTES)

Walter Jenkins began working on Lyndon Johnson's staff in 1939 when Johnson was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Jenkins continued on Johnson's staff through the Senate and Vice Presidential periods. After Johnson became President, Jenkins was named a White House Special Assistant and functioned as Johnson's chief of staff until he left the staff in

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October 1964. He worked a wide range of areas including domestic affairs, personnel and budget issues, and congressional liaison. Jenkins spent many hours on the telephone, and he made shorthand notes on his conversations. LBJ Library staff and a former member of the President's staff who could read shorthand, assisted the archives staff in identifying conversations related to the assassination of President Kennedy. A few of the Jenkins notes were transcribed in the White House and were filed in the Office Files of Mildred Stegall and Walter W. Jenkins.

"Notes on scraps of paper taken from WJ's telephone notes See JFK Temporary Oct., Nov., Dec., 1963" [selected notes] Box 1 "Shorthand Notes on Telephone Calls, November 14 - 30, See JFK Temporary 1963" [selected notes] Box 1 "Shorthand Notes on Telephone Calls, December 1 - 14, See JFK Temporary 1963" [selected notes] Box 1

OFFICE FILES OF MILDRED STEGALL AND WALTER W. JENKINS

Mildred Stegall was a White House Staff Assistant who had worked for many years with Walter Jenkins. When Jenkins left the White House staff in October 1964, she continued to maintain and add to his files.

"Memoranda to the President, November 23, 1963 - Dec. See JFK Temporary 1964" [selected documents] [from Box 53] Box 1

WIRE SERVICES NEWS STORIES

As wire service news stories came into the White House on the teletype, the teletype paper was cut to separate the stories. The stories were filed by topic.

"Kennedy, Mrs. Jacqueline" Box 10 "John F. Kennedy - Assassination [1 of 2]" Box 11 "John F. Kennedy - Assassination [2 of 2]" Box 11

AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS

The Johnson Library holds an extensive audiovisual collection documenting Lyndon B. Johnson's life and career, particularly his presidency. The holdings include film footage, still photos, video tape recordings, and sound recordings relating to the trip to Dallas, the assassination, and to the Warren Commission. The collection includes items such as audio tape and still photos of

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the swearing-in of President Johnson aboard Air Force One, the recording of radio communications between Air Force One and the White House, and audio tape of the remarks upon arrival at Andrews Air Force Base. For a detailed list of audiovisual materials pertaining to the assassination see separate finding aid.

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